Then you deal with the consequences of your actions... Personal responsibility kinda works that way...
I know liberals don't like to hear about personal responsibility.. but, c'est la vie
I know that my original post was not directed towards you, but since you responded...
Are you so confident in your shooting skills and awareness in the midst of panic that you'd take the shot, while accepting the possibility that perhaps that guy running down the hallway isn't the shooter, but a frantic co-worker?
I was confident in my skills in my Army days... that I would not kill a friendly.. not much different now.. except my days of 100 pushups in 2 minutes and 10 minute 2-mile runs are well behind me
Maybe I am not the same as others though.. and if there are those who would panic and know it, it is probably wise when they make the decision (that is a personal one) not to carry a firearm
I'm not trying to cast doubt on your skills, but even the best trained soldiers and SWAT occasionally kill each other with friendly fire. It's just reality.
I agree with what you're saying completely, actually - which brings me back to my problem with the idea that everyone having a gun on them all the time is NOT a better solution to mass shootings than what the DHS has advised in their video.